disanimate in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

DISANIMATE: to deprive of life, vitality, or spirit; to render lifeless or devoid of energy.

The haunting atmosphere of the abandoned house seemed to disanimate the very walls around it.
His cruel words were enough to disanimate her once vibrant spirit, leaving her feeling hollow.
As the winter frost settled in, the garden appeared disanimated, stripped of its usual vibrancy.
The film's somber ending left the audience feeling disanimated and reflective.
In her artwork, she sought to capture the moment when life seems to disanimate into stillness.